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How long do those big tubs of yoghurt last for?

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 04/12/2006 10:39

without poisoning DD, that is?

it says 3 days on the side, but that's got to be over-cautious, surely? any microbiologists about?

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Mum2FunkyDude · 04/12/2006 11:39

If your dd is under one year I would be cautious, else I think it would be fine. However, I'm no expert!

I use my Yeovalley ones for ds (12 months) up to 5 days. After that I either makke some yogurt pancakes with it or chuck it.

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 04/12/2006 11:52

oooh, may i have the recipe for yoghurt pancakes, please?

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 04/12/2006 18:43

bumping for the vening crowd. the ones who right now are sitting down with a computer and a glass of wine while DH puts the children to bed...

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 04/12/2006 18:43

evening. but you knew that already.

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Piffle · 04/12/2006 18:44

we use yog miles after use by dates
no one been ill from it yet...
A few days is fine

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alison222 · 04/12/2006 19:25

You know when you have left it too long it tastes off.
A few more days than 3 I think but they don't usually last that long in this house

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Indith · 04/12/2006 19:39

until it starts to grow new lifeforms?

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moondog · 04/12/2006 19:40

Oh God at least a week.
(No dh around to help me but they are in bed thank God.)

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Mum2FunkyDude · 06/12/2006 12:48

Hi Aitch
Sorry for the delay!

Yogurt Pancakes:

1 egg (lightly beaten)
150ml natural yogurt
150ml milk
150g self-raising flour
a quarter tsp salt or 2 tbsp maple syrup
I do golden syrup too. Ds only eats the sweeter version.

Makes about 8 pancakes

In a bowl beat egg with a fork and add the yogurt, stir in milk, flour and salt or syrup and mix till smooth.
Heat a little oil in frying pan and drop heaped tbsp full of batter in pan (leave enough space around each one) they spread to about 6cm diameter. Cook till ligh brown and set in middle, about 1-2 minutes a side)

Serve with more syrup or fruit!

It's an Annabel Karmel recipe.

You can freeze these and pop them in a toaster when needed, but they taste "old" and ds usually don't want them then!

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tissy · 06/12/2006 12:50

What happened to hazlenut yoghurt? I used to be able to get through a whole large tub og that in one sitting.haven't seen any in the shops for years...

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moondog · 06/12/2006 18:54

Twas very 70 eh Tissy???

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tissy · 06/12/2006 20:27

no, much later than that, could definitely buy it after I went to university (1981)

why why why can't I get it any more?

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 07/12/2006 17:40

oh i LOVED hazlenut yoghurt. but then i am very 70s.

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whensantagotstuckupAITCHimney · 07/12/2006 17:42

hah! i've spelt that like the ronnie hazlehurst orchestra off parkie. meant hazelnut.

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